A striking large deer skull with antlers, full of natural character and presence.
The sculptural form and scale make this a true statement piece. The contrast between the smooth, pale bone and the rich tones of the antlers gives it a strong visual impact from every angle.
Perfect as a wall-mounted feature or styled as a freestanding piece in a more eclectic interior.
A one-off piece with natural variation and age-related wear, adding to its authenticity.
An exceptional Edwardian guillemot taxidermy specimen displayed in its original hand painted case, dated 1906. Shown in beautiful winter plumage, the bird is mounted against a softly painted coastal backdrop with naturalistic rock detailing beneath.
The original case has a wonderful faded blue interior and retains its aged character throughout, giving the piece a true museum-like quality. A striking decorative object for collectors of natural history, antique curiosities, or traditional taxidermy.
A rare survival complete with its original early 20th century presentation case. Wear consistent with age throughout.
Measurements:
Height: 50cm
Width: 29cm
Depth: 14cm